Well, howdy there, internet people, Let's Bowegan?

A lot going on today, right? I would imagine.

So, what happened? I mean really at the end of the day what went down. One person, one person,

one person was lost and suddenly 160 million Americans have a legitimate concern about whether or not their rights are about to be imperiled.

That happened. That's what happened.

One person, I'm fairly certain it's not supposed to work that way.

I'm fairly certain that one person is not supposed to serve as a hedge,

as the check in our checks and balances shouldn't come down to one person at any

point in time. What does that tell us that there's too much power in too few hands.

That's the key takeaway here.

If there's a lesson to be learned here, that's it.

The problem is, I'm afraid it's going to be lost among the

tragedy and the upheaval and the political jockeying that is certainly going to occur.

Too much power in too few hands.

There is no reason for the loss of one person to jeopardize the rights of that many people.

Something is wrong, something is broke.

So how do we fix it?

Right.

That's the question.

And it's funny, because I recently saw somebody talking about this channel.

They said all I really do is map out some key points that I want to hit and then wait for

current events to be able to make me talk about those points.

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